AMEE Berlin 2002 Programme

Posters
There will be twelve themed groups of posters on show throughout the Conference in
the areas listed below. Please see pages 2.27 to 2.37 for details of presentations in each
session and see below for the locations of the posters which are all in the Teaching
Building on either floor 1 or floor 2:
Session No Title Location
7A New Learning Technologies Floor 2
7B Problem-Based Learning Floor 2
7C Curriculum Planning and Change Floor 2
7D Curriculum Evaluation/Staff Development Floor 1
7E Postgraduate Education Floor 2
7F Assessment Floor 1
7G Teaching & Learning 1 Floor 2
7H Teaching & Learning 2 Floor 2
7I Continuing Professional Development 1 Floor 1
7J Continuing Professional Development 2 Floor 1
7K International Medical Education Floor 1
7L Special Subjects Floor 1
Poster presentations will take place on Wednesday 5 September from 0830-1000 hrs.
The sessions will start in the room designated for the presentations (see page 1.13),
where each presenter will have two minutes to highlight the key points to look out for
in the poster. Two overheads or slides are allowed for the presentation. Computer
projection is not available. A chairperson will introduce each presenter. Following the
short presentations the group will move to the relevant poster area for a group discussion.
Information for Presenters of Posters
Posters may be mounted at the following times:
Saturday 1 September between1200-1730 hrs
Sunday 2 September between 0830-1700 hrs
Monday 3 September between 0745-1730 hrs
Posters will be grouped in themes, and the identification number, name(s) of the author(s)
and title of the poster will be clearly labelled on each poster board. Poster boards are
120 cm wide and 150 cm high, fixed with pins. A supply of pins will be available but
you may find it useful to bring your own.
To Help the Poster Sessions run Smoothly
1 Poster presenters should meet in the room allocated to the session at 0820 hrs on
Wednesday 5 September, and make themselves known to the chairperson.
2 Presenters must keep strictly to the 2 minutes allowed for initial presentation of the
poster, and may used one or two overheads or slides (no data projection). No time is
allowed for discussion at this stage. This time should be used to highlight key points
to look for in the poster, not to summarise the poster
3 After all the short presentations have been made, the group will go to the poster
area allocated.
4 Presenters should stand by their posters, and be prepared to answer questions. It is
useful to have some photocopied handouts (approximately 40-80) for distribution,
with the key messages of the poster.
5 It is helpful if the presenter can indicate on his/her poster board an alternative time
when he/she will be available (eg a lunch or coffee break) in case anyone who
cannot attend the session would like to discuss the poster.
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